The right answers

esteerose

I am starting to get more answers correct. Do you guys view the explanation videos on the ones you got right? I want to get my money's worth, but not sure if that's a waste of time.

Pacifico

For the most part I don't since time is a finite resource. However if I struggled with a question or found it interesting and wanted to see JY's explanation then I would. But in general there is not enough time to watch 80-100 videos per test. If you felt comfortable with the question, got it right with 100% certainty and didn't BR it then I'd say you're generally in the clear to skip the explanation.

nicole.hopkins

@Pacifico said:
For the most part I don't since time is a finite resource. However if I struggled with a question or found it interesting and wanted to see JY's explanation then I would.

Dang it, stole my response AS USUAL. Agree 100% ... Sometimes it's fun but man I just ain't got no time.

esteerose

Cool. thank you for the reassurance. I am always second guessing whether I chose that answer as a result of understanding it, or chose it for the wrong reasons.

Pacifico

@esteerose said:
I am always second guessing whether I chose that answer as a result of understanding it, or chose it for the wrong reasons.

You should be circling every question where that happens. Even if it means you circle 75 questions now, you'll learn to whittle it down after getting serious about BR until you're circling <10 per test.

nicole.hopkins

@Pacifico said:
Even if it means you circle 75 questions now, you'll learn to whittle it down after getting serious about BR until you're circling <10 per test.

Yes. The number of Q's I circle has gone down pretty dramatically. I think @c.janson35 said he circles like ... 5-ish? But if there's even a bit of doubt, do circle ... it means you have more to learn from that Q Gotta suck 'em dry!

littlesnickers

I also had (but tried to get past) that "must get my money's worth" mentality. You'll get your money's worth when you get your great LSAT score. Whatever you need to do to get that, do it. If you're too rigid in how you use your resources, it might be to your detriment.

But to answer your question, no I didn't usually watch the explanations for questions I got right, only questions I truly didn't understand even after I found out I got them right.

jyang72

@nicole.hopkins , always see you in people's discussion. Your karma is gonna surpass JY's in no time. hahaha

inactive

@jyang72 said:
Your karma is gonna surpass JY's in no time. hahaha

Her Karma already has surpassed J.Y.'s

jyang72

@"Dillon A. Wright" , I am blown away hahaha. Thanks to these mentors!

nicole.hopkins

i may need to cultivate other hobbies

DumbHollywoodActor

Made it an image link for you. -Dillon

Pacifico

@DumbHollywoodActor you need to learn to embed those gifs... nicole is not gonna be happy hahah

DumbHollywoodActor

DumbHollywoodActor

Huzzah!

Pacifico

that's a video... hold on I'll get her in here... paging @nicole.hopkins

DumbHollywoodActor

Really!? Damn! To be honest, Gif will always be a terrible peanut butter to me.

nicole.hopkins

@DumbHollywoodActor said:
Gif will always be a terrible peanut butter to me.

SIRE. http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_img.asp

nicole.hopkins

@DumbHollywoodActor said:
Huzzah!

You just gave me the opportunity to start my day by watching one of the greatest videos of all time.

Gotta go get me a cold pop.

DumbHollywoodActor

@nicole.hopkins said:
SIRE. http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_img.asp

This reads like 1978 stereo instructions.

nicole.hopkins

@DumbHollywoodActor said:
This reads like 1978 stereo instructions.

Just do the '<'img src="URL"'>' where the URL is the image's URL ... remove the single quotes (7sage will render '<' and '>' automatically).

DumbHollywoodActor

nicole.hopkins

WHOA

DumbHollywoodActor

I did it!

nicole.hopkins

Here's what the code for that is: